EndNote

To download an output style found in the EndNote Style Finder:

1. Click the Download button to save the style to your computer.
2. Double click on the downloaded style to open it within EndNote.
3. EndNote should automatically open in the style template window. Click File menu and choose Save As.
4. Name the style as you wish. If the word “Copy” appears at the end, you may wish to remove it. You can then click Save.
5. Close the style by clicking the File menu and then Close Style.
6. The style will now be available to select for formatting with EndNote.

AGLC 4th edition

AGLC is a legal citation style specific to Australia. AGLC4 (updated in November 2018) is not available in the default list of output styles within EndNote, but it is available to be downloaded and installed manually. Several universities in Australia created the style for EndNote "in-house"; the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has an AGLC4 file and an installation guide available - see link above.

Journal abbreviations

One of the features of AMA style are the special abbreviations of the journal names. These abbreviations come from a specific list created by the National Library of Medicine (NLM) in the US. This "terms list" must be configured separately in EndNote to ensure that journal names abbreviated properly in your references. Follow the steps below to set up the terms list.

1. In EndNote 20 and 21 go to Library > Open Term Lists > Journal Terms List (in X8, X9 go to Tools > Open Term Lists)
2. Highlight the first journal, and press [Ctrl]+A on the keyboard to highlight all the terms (on a Mac, this would be [Cmd]+A). Note: If the Journal Terms List is empty, skip to step 4.
3. Next, press the "Delete Term" button to the right to empty the list of old terms.
4. Go to the "Lists" tab at the top, and click on the "Import List" button.
5. Browse to the Term Lists folder within the EndNote folder, and choose to open the Medical text file.

For more information, see EndNote: Generate full or abbreviated journal names.

APA 7th edition is installed as a default style in EndNote X9, 20 & 21, but if you are using an older version of EndNote, you may need to download the style from the EndNote Style Finder or please see the details in the link above.

Notes:
The EndNote APA output style does not include the full spectrum of reference types that are described in the APA manual. If you are citing a reference type that is not included in EndNote, you should consult the APA manual. You may need to add or modify your own reference types - if this is necessary, you can follow the instructions in the Adding and changing reference types article linked below.

Chicago 17th Footnote is installed as a default style in EndNote 20 & 21, but if you are using an older version of EndNote, you will have to download the style from the EndNote Style Finder or use the link above.